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Zepler [3.9K]
3 years ago
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Credit sales are collected as follows:65 percent in the month of the sale.25 percent in the month after the sale.10 percent in t

he second month after the sale. The accounts receivable balance at the end of the previous quarter was $94,000 ($64,000 of which were uncollected December sales). a.Calculate the sale
Mathematics
1 answer:
Vitek1552 [10]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a) November sales = (Total Uncollected Sales - Uncollected Sales from December) / Collection rate after two months

= ($121,100 - $87,300) / 0.20

November sales = $169, 000.00

b) December sales = Uncollected sales from December / Collection rate of the previous month sales,

Therefore: December sales = $87,300 / 0.45 = $194,000

December sales = $194,000.00

c) Each month's collection for the company are:

Collections for ech month = 0.20(Sales from 2 months ago) + 0.25(Last month's sales) + 0.55 (Current sales)

January collections = 0.20($169000.00) + 0.25($194,000.00) + 0.55($132,000)

January collections = $154,900.00

February collections = 0.20($194,000.00) + 0.25($132,000) + 0.55($149,000)

February collections = $153,750.00

March collections = 0.20($132,000) + 0.25($149,000) + 0.55($164,000)

March collections = $153,850.00

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